This is the first detailed account of the Ty neside Scottish Brigade, formed in response to Kitchener''s c all for a new army, made up of local men from around Newcast le, few of whom were Scots. '
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By Alan Sharman
Format:Paperback
A very specialist book but excellent for anyone with a particular interest in these Battalions and their WW1 history. I had discovered a great uncle who served in the 23rd Battalion and was killed, along with hundreds of his colleagues, on the First Day of the Battle of the Somme. The book filled in useful background and lists the names of all who served. My only disappointment was the quality of the Maps.
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By A.Partridge
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Excellent book. Factual accounts and details of battalion movements etc during World War 1. My Grandfather E.V Dunn is listed in the book so of particular interest to my family.
3 of 4 people found the following review helpful
By K. Tobin
Format:Paperback
I have yet to be disappointed by a book in this series. This is as detailled and packed with photographs as all of the others.
If you have any interest at all in the Great War then this is a must. If you have an interest in the Tyneside Scottish then all you need is here!! There is a very detailled appendix covering gallantry awards, casualties and nominal roles of all 4 battalions.
A great read and an excellent reference.
If you have any interest at all in the Great War then this is a must. If you have an interest in the Tyneside Scottish then all you need is here!! There is a very detailled appendix covering gallantry awards, casualties and nominal roles of all 4 battalions.
A great read and an excellent reference.
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4.0 out of 5 stars
WW1
Good specialised history book on this regiment if you are undertaking research or just interested.
Quite large paperback but thats fine i think.
Quite large paperback but thats fine i think.
Published 3 months ago by Geoff
5.0 out of 5 stars
excellent reading
the detail is very good ,would love to know where the info came from ,iam very into first world war and trying to get info on two of my relatives one who served d.l.i. Read more
Published on 4 Feb 1999
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